Bangalore : “The Industrial Chic Home”, by Vinithra Amarnathan of Design Firm, Wee Spaces
This space is home to a young couple Arun and Daniela. Arun a real estate developer and Daniela a business professional met in Spain and this was their first home after their marriage and move to India. When I first met Arun it was a for less than an hour between my meetings during a visit to Hyderabad for other projects.
The Stepped House’, is a Private Residence in #Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, designed by Design Firm, @studio_lotus. Located at an altitude of 1,850 metres above sea level, this residence lies amidst the amazingly scenic #Niligiri Mountains, that are home to lush green tea & coffee estates & fruit orchards.
Mumbai : “A Private Residence, Powai, by Interior & Architectural Designer, Mangesh Lungare”
Completed in 2015, A Private Residence, in Powai, Mumbai, by Interior & Archictectural Designer, Mangesh Lungare.
Photo Credits : Sahil Behal
A COLOUR FILLED & AIRY 1,250 sqft MUMBAI HOME, by Architect, Sandesh Prabhu
It’s been a while since Radhika Choksey moved to Amsterdam. So when she was setting up her family home in Mumbai she was very clear that she wanted the space to be everything that was not Amsterdam. She was looking for something colourful and cheery, that blended ethnic with modern.
The 2,200 sqft, “Pastel Home”, Mumbai, by Design Firm, CREATIVE YARD.
Designed by Amol Divekar, Principal Architect at Mumbai based Architectural Firm Creative Yard , ‘The Pastel Home‘ is a 2,200 sqft Home in Mumbai combining a 2 & 3 BHK apartment for a family of three generations. With a brightly lit apartment Light tones of Pastels have been used in the entire home with a more vibrant and energetic feel for the Sons’ room.
“The Mysa Home, Mumbai” by Interior Design Firm, QUIRK Studio
Burrowed in the upscale coastal suburb of Bandra, Mumbai, The Mysa Home is a young family’s haven in the heart of the beaming cosmopolitan city. The term Mysa (MEE-sah) in the Swedish language hints at comfort and the enveloping feeling of coziness.
“This house was designed for a couple who was excited to use bricks in the house. As a result, during the design process, we incorporated bricks as the main feature wall in the living space. The brick wall creates the perfect light, bright statement plus, the Canvas Artwork pops against the white brick.
Aditi Nair of AVN Interiors fashions an Idyllic 2,600 sqft Residence in Pune that is Warm & Welcoming
Guided by a modern conception for luxury–one that moves away from the traditional, ostentatious approach and embraces a sparse yet premium aesthetic—this modish residence in Pune basks in its simplicity. The stylish city apartment, crafted by Aditi Nair of AVN Interiors is inhabited by a multi-generational family and designed as an expansive, airy abode of over 2,600 sq ft.
Visiting the beautiful and luxurious casa de Sophie Choudry, we find out what the lovely lady does on her day off work. Her comfortable living room, ornamented galleries and most of all her decorated bedroom, we take a sneak peek into Sophie’s life.
Hyderabad : “Studio Onedot6 fashions the quirkiest 5,000 sqft, Party Home with avant-garde installations & vibrant art”
Breaking away from mundane party culture filled with neon lights, bold-hued rooms and shortage of space, Hyderabad based Aamir and Hameeda Sharma of Aandh redefine your weekend getaway aesthetic with furnishing from Studio Onedot6 and lighting from Love of Light. Planned as a weekend home where the homeowners could unwind and entertain, this 5,000 sq ft apartment in Visakhapatnam offers sweeping views of the sea.
“A Gorgeous 2,000 sqft, Modern Duplex in Mumbai”, by Gaurav Kharkar & Associates
This gorgeous duplex for a family of six has some incredible window action going on. Gaurav and Vidhita Kharkar created a space that is modern and sophisticated but exudes a welcoming warmth. This three bedroom, sea-facing apartment is home to a family of six.
Located just outside Bengaluru, this wall- free Home by Taliesyn Design + Architecture, is unlike any Residence you’ve ever seen.
Architect Shalini Chandrashekar’s four-acre farmhouse is built to bring in the outdoors. Take a tour now. The houses that architects often build for themselves, without the interference of picky clients or even budgetary constraints and creative restraints, typically carry the burden of displaying their talent and taste in full splendour.
Utsav House, Alibag : “This Is an Indian House, According to One Architect”
By turning his gaze backward, Bijoy Jain is creating a new architectural language that acknowledges his country’s precolonial past. It was a bright April day of prodigious heat in Mumbai, India, with the monsoon still weeks away, and I wondered if the 54-year-old architect enjoyed witnessing that first beguiling effect his building had upon me.
“An All-White Apartment in Singapore”, styled with a nod towards the Homeowner’s Indian Roots
Anyone familiar with the concept of black and white row bungalows in Singapore will know what a catch these homes are, from a real estate point of view. Anyone that is, except your average Singaporean. Historically, black and white houses were built for Singapore’s colonial rulers back in the day and remain a draw for expats who can afford their high rentals.
Mumbai: “This 2-BHK family home by Anjali Rawat Architects, is truly an IKEA showcase!”
Thanks to the subtle palettes, linear forms and sleek furniture pieces, this home by Anjali Rawat Architects is a Scandinavian design haven. Pastel hues, clean design and minimalist decor breathe a Nordic air in this home situated in Worli, Mumbai, transporting one to a rare side of Scandinavia where colours and patterns have equal footing.
